Tokyo Fight Night Turns Tragic: Two Fighters Die From Brain Injuries
Two Japanese fighters died from subdural hematomas after separate OPBF bouts at Tokyos Korakuen Hall, prompting a cut from 12 to 10 rounds to boost safety.
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Chen Xingtong and Tomokazu Harimoto Triumph at WTT Champions Yokohama
Chen Xingtong and Tomokazu Harimoto clinched thrilling singles titles at the WTT Champions Yokohama, showcasing top-level table tennis drama.
Cirstea Stuns Yuan Yue in Three-Set Thriller at Cincinnati
Sorana Cirstea rallied past Yuan Yue 6-7(2), 6-4, 6-4 to reach the round of 16 at the Cincinnati Open.
Trump Dubs Alaska Summit with Putin a “Feel-Out” Meeting
President Trump calls his upcoming Alaska summit with Putin a “feel-out meeting,” as world leaders race to shape a future Ukraine peace deal.
Trump Deploys National Guard to DC, Federalizes Police Under Home Rule Act
President Trump deploys the National Guard to D.C. and invokes the Home Rule Act to federalize the police, aiming to curb crime and homelessness.
Music Bridges Cultures: Ambassador Xie Feng at WIPAC Gala
Ambassador Xie Feng tells 150 guests at a Washington, D.C. gala: music is a bridge that unites hearts across borders, fostering peace and friendship.
Colombians Mourn: Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay Dies After Campaign Rally Shooting
Colombians mourn the death of Senator Miguel Uribe Turbay two months after he was shot at a campaign rally, raising concerns over national security and political stability.
UNSC Emergency Meeting on Gaza City Takeover Plan
The UN Security Council met on Aug. 10 to debate Israels plan to seize Gaza City and evacuate one million residents amid a growing humanitarian crisis.
Trump Declares ‘Liberation Day’ in DC, Deploys National Guard
President Trump announced a National Guard deployment and federal takeover of DC police to combat rising crime, calling it ‘Liberation Day’ in Washington.
India’s Response to US Tariffs: Boycott Calls and the Rise of ‘Make in India’
In India, calls to boycott American brands swell after US tariffs. From social media to business leaders, a push for ‘Made in India’ and self-reliance is gaining steam.